Going Green with Green Car – All Articles

This innovative hybrid technology will make a big impact. Here's what it's all about.

Building a public charging infrastructure is important in providing extended electric car range. ...

Everything you need to know about GM's milestone EV1 and why it went away.

No, ethanol is not just about corn. How much do you know about this renewable fuel?

The Revoluton is a high profile example of a new generation of low speed electrics.

If you're considering a new hybrid, renting one allows you to try before you buy.

Here's everything you need to know about Honda's Integrated Motor Assist hybrids.

AFS Trinity wants to show the auto industry how to introduce plug-in hybrids ... now.

Need higher mpg but aren't ready to change cars? These 5 tips will get the job done.

Have you considered a mild hybrid? They're affordable, efficient, & maybe right for you.

In 1995, Chrysler identified the Caravan and Voyager minivans as its first commercial electric ca...

Who needs corn? GM is pursuing $1 per gallon ethanol from waste and biomass.

You've been thinking about a hybrid, right? Good for you. Here are things to know.

VW's new TDI racing series has efficient clean diesels getting 25 mpg at speed.

Series production has now begun. So why is Tesla so hot about the ZEV mandate?

Alternative fuels will power our future. Here are 5 things you need to know.

Panic at the Disco headlines the 2008 Civic Tour and designs a wild Civic Hybrid.

Too hip to be square, this Nissan concept blends electric drive with too-cool styling.

The new Pilot is bigger in every dimension but gets better mpg. How does Honda do it?

Mazda set the auto world on its heels in 1989 with the introduction of its 1990 Miata sports car....

This year's pace car at the 2008 Indy Japan 300 was more high tech than the racers.

The auto industry is now aiming to meet a 35 mpg mandate. How will it get there?

If driving 1,000 miles on a fill-up at 69 mpg appeals to you, then VW has your number.

Fleets going "green" find they not only cut emissions and oil use, but save cash, too.